The Mad Hatter's Tea Party. Book Now for 11th, 12th, 14th, 18th, 19th & 21st April 2025 *** Pre-Booking Essential *** Easter Steam Train Afternoon Tea (Staffordshire, Midlands) Tumble down the rabbit hole and discover the Mad Hatter's Tea Party at the Churnet Valley Railway this Easter. Discover enchanting Easter events in the Staffordshire Moorlands at the Churnet Valley Railway, featuring a whimsical trip to Wonderland! Brought to you by the team behind the hugely successful Polar Express Train Ride, this Alice in Wonderland Afternoon Tea promises a magical experience for all. Immerse yourself in Lewis Carroll's beloved book series as you join beloved characters for a thrilling tea party. Encounter the Queen of Hearts, the Mad Hatter, and more. Don't miss the chance to dress up and be part of the Wonderland stories brought to life. Enjoy a unique Alice in Wonderland Afternoon Tea experience, complete with entertainment, meet and greet opportunities, and photos with Wonderland's inhabitants. Indulge in royal treats and a delightful cup of tea (or juice for the little ones) while being entertained by the characters. Capture the magic with pre-show meet and greet sessions and photo opportunities on the platform. A face painter is also ready to give you a curious transformation, adding to the Easter holiday excitement. The one-hour train ride takes you on a round trip with non-stop entertainment. There's no better way to celebrate Easter than by joining the Mad Hatter's tea party on Churnet Valley Railway.

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